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Draft law urges strict anti-graft compliance

  • Posted on November 3, 2026
  • By The China Daily
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  • 1 min read
In brief

China is implementing stricter anti-corruption measures for multinational enterprises through new legislation. The proposed law mandates that cross-border Chinese companies establish dedicated compliance units or assign integrity officers proportional to their organizational structure and operational risks. This regulatory framework aims to enhance corporate governance standards, prevent fraud, and ensure ethical business practices globally. Companies will need to assess their scale and sector-specific vulnerabilities to meet compliance requirements effectively.

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Draft law urges strict anti-graft compliance
Draft law urges strict anti-graft compliance

Chinese enterprises operating across borders are expected to face more regulated management, with a draft law requiring them to establish integrity departments or appoint dedicated staff — based on their size, business scope and risk prevention and control — for clean governance and compliance.
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